Another Goldilocks World and the Space Telescope That Discovered It

Another Goldilocks World and the Space Telescope That Discovered It

The planet has the less than romantic name TOI 700 d, but its discovery has generated passion among those searching for another Earth, including Emily Gilbert. The graduate student is lead author of a paper about the new world. TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, played a key role in its discovery. MIT planetary scientist and astrophysicist Sara Seager returns to tell us about this powerful tool and more. We also visit with the leader of NASA heliophysics research as she awaits launch of the Solar Orbiter. Look out! The rubber asteroids are back on What’s Up! Learn more and enter the contest at https://www.planetary.org/multimedia/planetary-radio/show/2020/0212-2020-tess-toi700d-seager-gilbert.html

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Space Policy Edition: Divining Biden's Space Policy with Jeff Foust

Space Policy Edition: Divining Biden's Space Policy with Jeff Foust

A month before the U.S. election Joe Biden's campaign has yet to state its goals for space and NASA. We asked Jeff Foust, one of the best space reporters in the business, to help us piece together a w...

2 Okt 202053min

Exploring the Cosmos With Heidi Hammel and AURA

Exploring the Cosmos With Heidi Hammel and AURA

AURA, the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, is the organization that oversees operation of many of our world’s most powerful telescopes, including the Hubble Space Telescope. Vet...

30 Sep 202058min

A Fond Farewell: Solar System Specialist Emily Lakdawalla

A Fond Farewell: Solar System Specialist Emily Lakdawalla

Emily Lakdawalla was on the very first episode of Planetary Radio, and has been heard on hundreds since then. The planetary evangelist returns for a conversation like no other. Planetary Society CEO B...

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Have We Found Evidence of Life on Venus?

Have We Found Evidence of Life on Venus?

An international team has detected phosphine gas in the clouds above Venus. Naturally-produced phosphine on Earth is created by anaerobic bacteria. We’ll listen to portions of the media briefing at wh...

16 Sep 202048min

Space Policy Edition: The Moon-to-Mars Strategy, with Dr. Scott Pace

Space Policy Edition: The Moon-to-Mars Strategy, with Dr. Scott Pace

How spacefaring nations prioritize funding can be just as important, if not more so, than the capabilities of the commercial sector, says Dr. Mary Lynne Dittmar, President and CEO of the Coalition for...

11 Sep 202051min

A Planetary Mystery is Solved, and it’s Bill Nye’s Anniversary!

A Planetary Mystery is Solved, and it’s Bill Nye’s Anniversary!

JPL’s Marc Rayman, former Dawn mission director, reveals the secrets of those bright spots on dwarf planet Ceres. First though we celebrate Bill Nye’s 10th anniversary as CEO of The Planetary Society....

9 Sep 202056min

The Sirens of Mars Call to Us

The Sirens of Mars Call to Us

Georgetown University planetary scientist Sarah Stewart Johnson has written a beautiful book that chronicles our long quest for life on the Red Planet. That search may finally be reaching a climax wit...

2 Sep 202052min

Katie Mack and The End of Everything

Katie Mack and The End of Everything

Known as Astrokatie to her 370 thousand Twitter followers, astrophysicist and cosmologist Katie Mack has written a funny, fantastic guide to the end of the universe. The End of Everything (Astrophysic...

26 Aug 202048min

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